CLNC Self Guided Tour #18 Traditional Cache
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CLNC Self Guided Tour #18
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Another one in our Camp Lejeune's self guided tour series. Please make sure you replace the lid carefully.
Stop 18: Verona Loop Cemetery
The 85,000 acres of land initially acquired by the Government for Camp Lejeune in 1941-42 had been occupied by white and African-American communities and farms since the Colonial era. The plantation houses, cabins, farm buildings, stores, and other buildings were removed. Over some 230 years, many residents had been buried in cemeteries large and small. The Government compiled extensive records on all the cemeteries that could be identified and moved most of the remains to new ground on the periphery of the Marines Corps Base. This plot near Verona contains the remains of African-Americans, including headstones dating to the early 1800s. Several tombstones are marked with the simple epitaph of a name and the title "slave." The Government placed many others, simple granite faces set flat in the ground, to mark the remains of persons whose names were, and are unknown.
FTF Prize is a $10 gift card for a local coffee shop in Sneads Ferry.
Additional Hints
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Anu, abg lrg.